Warning Day Poem by Douglas Scotney
Warning Day
Fanaticism, Hate, Murder
They don't see existing here
Have driven them to this land
Where Prejudice alone
Would be easy to withstand;
Where,
Because it's a democracy,
And votes,
Every three years,
There's a spike in fanaticism
and ideas to stop the boats;
Where,
Just of late,
I've heard
That word before 'Murder',
'Hate'.
Thursday, August 15, 2013
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Australia.16.8.13. Tony Abbott's refugee policy. Withholding use of the justice system. See 'Hypochondriacs'.
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